Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

[AltisticRight]

>philosophy majors are high IQ

Yeah, I'm gonna call this list bullshit. Every philosophy major I have ever met was a drooling moron

I've heard certain universities will group law-related fields under philosophy, that could explain it.

 

[Captain Manning]

"Kids have been extracting money since Helen took all of Paris' money and took the entire city of Troy and then eventually had everybody killed, because she, you know, because Paris fucked over the entire population of Troy because of kids. The Troyites(?) were like "we got them back in the end because Aeneas took the sword and made Rome later. Or whatever". Like alright...I think it was Aeneas. Or anus. I don't know what they-It's probably A Anus because they're Greek. No it's like, kids have been ruining everything forever, but they're great, so people like 'em."

NIGGA WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU SAYING

Call it a hunch, but I don't think he's off the drugs. This is like the same rambling nonsensical shit he's been doing for over a year now.

 

[Accidental Protege]

I've heard certain universities will group law-related fields under philosophy, that could explain it.

Most lawyers are polisci majors, they are dumb in a different way.

 

[Potatoherder]

He did rather well but didn't get close to the $289 of YT. 2 muted users: Aiph and gtack. They seemed to be going hard against dax. Nick seems to have gotten a new paypig with ronvaters.

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[Dixieland Buckaroo]

Call it a hunch, but I don't think he's off the drugs. This is like the same rambling nonsensical shit he's been doing for over a year now.

Almost certainly he's still using (Why else pay the $10k bond? Why revoke the release of drug test samples to CHIPS?), but it sounds like he's been on the drugs for 2.5 years now (since turning 40). My theory was the use started probably at Road Rage Minneapolis, which apparently goes way back to August 20, 2019. Maybe he just started regularly using once he hit 40.

Either way, between the volume and regularity of use, coupled with the alcohol, Nick has Swiss cheese brain. It's not like he was working from a strong foundation to start with.

Edit: spelling

 

[he who has thus come/gone]

Iliad doesn't even mention Helen having kids, the key moral is about the dangers of passion between Paris and Helen.

Helen does have a daughter, Hermione, which is part of why her running away is so fucked. Though it's ambiguous whether she was actually a willing participant. Paris was promised the love of the most beautiful woman in the world, after all, so who knows how willing Helen truly was in running away. And from their few interactions in the Iliad, it's clear Paris doesn't really care what Helen thinks and just uses her for sex. So it's up to the reader whether she was tricked, seduced, stolen away, or willingly went. She obviously wasn't very happy with her husband Menelaeus, since in the Odyssey she ends up literally drugging him and Telemachos so they don't talk about the Trojan War and other sad things.

The key moral of the Iliad is about the rage of Achilles and determining when/how you'll die—a man coming to grips with his mortality. Achilles was told that he would either die a hero at Troy or live until an old age in obscurity. He decided to give up his life for Menelaeus' and Agamenon's war, and then Agamemnon takes away his rightfully won bedslave. Achilles' response to that is the crisis at the center of the Iliad. Does he die as a hero for people who treat him like shit? Or live in obscurity? The Iliad presents his ultimate choice to stay and fight (and be remembered forever as the greatest warrior) as a paragon of heroism, and then the Odyssey draws that into doubt when Odysseus meets the ghost of Achilles, who says that he'd rather be alive and a slave than a king and dead.

But that's all besides the point. Nick is retarded for pretending to be educated about literature. His degree is clearly worthless—he should stick to 40k light novels. There's something deeply ironic in the fact that he views a story about a man coming to grips with his own mortality as one about kids inherently creating huge problems in everyone's lives. It's eerily similar to his American Beauty interpretation. This guy obviously hates his kids and I'm betting he'll never have custody of them again.

 

[daffodils]

The code he had was "Studio40". I thought it was surprisingly generic for Nick. Turns out it is just a generic code, because this other streamer had the same one.

A search for "site:rumble.com 1775coffee.com" turns up channels with as few as 41 subscribers. [EDIT: Don't know what this guy is doing but it isn't a proper affiliate link. But the point that 1775 affiliates with very small channels still stands.]

Also, none of the "celebrity" endorsers on 1775s homepage have a promo link in the description of their latest videos, suggesting that this is such a low-tier grift it isn't even worth Laura Loomer's time.

 

[ShinyStar]

Kayla does not appear to be the brightest, and she seems particularly shallow in her understanding of other people, but I think we ought to recognize that there's reason to think she is different on coke than she was before she got on coke, beyond the fact that coke has a degrading impact on everyone who takes it.

People call Kayla lazy with good cause, but I think there's reason to think she wasn't always lazy. Lazy people don't sign up for homeschooling their kids unless they have some weird/sick mental thing going on like paranoia towards the government or hiding abuse. The lazy thing to do is send your kids off to government babysitting while you stay home and slack off. The fact she had her kids in a coop suggests she genuinely was attempting to educate them when she got started with things.

Lazy people don't sign their kids up for dozens of activities. That's more work than choosing not to sign them up for anything.

And we know for a fact, now, that the community they are in will report on them for dirty, hungry kids, and that didn't happen until now.

People use Nick self reporting on housework he does to demonstrate that Kayla must do nothing, but Nick is a narcissist. He is the type to not acknowledge the work anyone else does, but magnify any small contribution they make into something earth-shatteringly significant.

I think when things were going well in her life, Kayla maxed out her schedule and her capabilities because she thought doing everything you can for your family makes you a good mother. When that proved stressful, she gullibly believed that using pot to handle her stress was a good idea. The pot made her lazy, as it does most people who use, and she was no longer able to perform at her previous level. When Nick started being unavailable to contribute as he had previously when he started trial streams, that would have only exacerbated the divide between what Kayla needed to do and what she was capable of doing. Her guilt over that,, plus Nick's negging and inflated ego over his success would have made her emotional situation worse, and she doesn't seem like the type who is smart enough to figure out how to handle negative emotions productively. She seems like the type who avoids anything unpleasant (like locals after she started getting pushback), and since her perception of herself as a mother was negative, that would have led to her avoiding that as well. And when she got on coke, that would have left her as the goblin we all know and loathe in the present.

 

[Captain Manning]

Almost certainly he's still using (Why else pay the $10k bond? Why revoke the release of drug test samples to CHIPS?), but it sounds like he's been on the drugs for 2.5 years now (since turning 40). My theory was the use started probably at Road Rage Minneapolis, which apparently goes way back to August 20, 2019. Maybe he just started regularly using once he hit 40.

If he did start in 2019, he hid it super well. I never once suspected he was on coke, or any other drug, between 2019 and 2020.

Much hay has been made over him hiding his true personality back then, and that was certainly a thing, but I think it would not have been possible to hide hard drug usage that started that early. You've seen how much he's degraded physically and mentally over the past two years. I think if he started earlier, he would have degraded much faster.

I think @Balldo's Gate is correct that the coke usage started at Hedonism II, circa late 2022.

 

[ShinyStar]

A search for "site:rumble.com 1775coffee.com" turns up channels with as few as 41 subscribers. [EDIT: Don't know what this guy is doing but it isn't a proper affiliate link. But the point that 1775 affiliates with very small channels still stands.]

Also, none of the "celebrity" endorsers on 1775s homepage have a promo link in the description of their latest videos, suggesting that this is such a low-tier grift it isn't even worth Laura Loomer's time.

There's a kind of sponsorship where you aren't paid upfront, but instead get a commission from every sale you make (as measured by people using your link). Anyone, regardless of the size of their channel, can sign up for it. The 'sponsor' doesn't seek channels out or care much who advertises them, because they only pay if they get sales. I suspect this 1775 thing is like that.

Nick is desperate for small change if he's doing those sorts of ads, and probably equally desperate for the status symbol of having a sponsor.

 

[FuhrerMustang]

There's a kind of sponsorship where you aren't paid upfront, but instead get a commission from every sale you make (as measured by people using your link). Anyone, regardless of the size of their channel, can sign up for it. The 'sponsor' doesn't seek channels out or care much who advertises them, because they only pay if they get sales. I suspect this 1775 thing is like that.

Nick is desperate for small change if he's doing those sorts of ads, and probably equally desperate for the status symbol of having a sponsor.

It's not Dragon's Treasure anymore.....

 

[Third World Aristocrat]

I personally enjoyed how everyone went straight to "a child got raped."

Not a phrase I was expecting to read today.

 

[Sharpeteer]

1775 coffee? Shouldn't it be 1776? Unless of course they're making some sort of esoteric Evola reference

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It's nice for this company to sponsor a guy who does cocaine and neglects and abuses his children, and is a criminal.

And yep, a Rumble thing. If I didn't love Rumble before, I really do now.

And plastering free speech and anti-woke all over your website doesn't make your coffee taste any better, you criminal supporting grifters. You know who doesn't support free speech? Nicholas Rekieta.

 

[prolapsed_cranium]

It's funny how all of Nick's stories involve him correcting a judge or owning the cops.

 

[Pomniman]

I like how he and the daxipad waxed intellectual and morally superior over doctor diddler's woes last night while pretending they have any sort of high ground to stand on in relation to him. Just totally divorced from any semblance of reality at this point.

 

[Long-time Lurker]

According to the filing, all [Ashley] did was like a post about someone (presumably Chad, but I'm not sure) had made about her book.

That explains Aaron saying April should write a book, it was a dig at his first ex.

I think when things were going well in her life, Kayla maxed out her schedule and her capabilities because she thought doing everything you can for your family makes you a good mother. When that proved stressful, she gullibly believed that using pot to handle her stress was a good idea.

Just to expand on the possible explications, I heard ITT Kayla had serious back pain at some point. I've heard of back pain inciting drug use being a common pattern in the opioid epidemic.

 

[Dixieland Buckaroo]

If he did start in 2019, he hid it super well. I never once suspected he was on coke, or any other drug, between 2019 and 2020.

Much hay has been made over him hiding his true personality back then, and that was certainly a thing, but I think it would not have been possible to hide hard drug usage that started that early. You've seen how much he's degraded physically and mentally over the past two years. I think if he started earlier, he would have degraded much faster.

I think @Balldo's Gate is correct that the coke usage started at Hedonism II, circa late 2022.

I think Dick got him started on drugs, whether at that road rage in mpls or another one. I'm inclined to agree that he wasn't hitting them on the reg until he turned 40. Minimally, we know Kayla was doing CBD shit well before that, and the interference was there around edibles.

 

[datura_binge]

I think Dick got him started on drugs, whether at that road rage in mpls or another one. I'm inclined to agree that he wasn't hitting them on the reg until he turned 40. Minimally, we know Kayla was doing CBD shit well before that, and the interference was there around edibles.

I 100% think Dick got him on drugs. I even remember when he went to a meetup or something a couple times with Dick and Dick would be talking about drugs on his own streams, Nick would just be talking about getting wasted and partying and, in the case of a few of them, "taking private time with Lady Rackets, I plan that into my trips so we can have fun as well".

 

[Lubby Smith]

This is a lie, and a retarded one at that. We have every case where Nick was the attorney of record, and this never happened. It is a verifiable lie.

He's not lying, for once. The case is State v. Dennis Nazarenus, 34-CR-17-12133.

A warrant to search for meth issued based on a tip from a concerned citizen. They found "hemp oil" and the cop did a field test that was positive for THC. The report said the field test used "Sirchie Narc Test #9," which is for PCP. Nazarenus gave a statement saying he has smoked weed for years. Cops found guns, so he got a drug user with firearms charge as well as the marijuana charge.

Nick tried to get the warrant thrown out at the omnibus hearing. The cop who did the field test didn't testify. JUDGE STEPHEN WENTZELL found the warrant was supported by probable cause but granted a motion to dismiss on the weed charge due to the fuckery with the test and the cop not testifying to explain. The guy ended up doing a deferred adjudication on the gun charge, completed probation and had the case dismissed.

In denying the challenge to the warrant, the judge has this to say about meddling Scandinavian prudes:

Good luck with your conspiracy theory, Nick.

All the docs are available at this site, if anyone wants to read Nick's shitty legal writing.
https://publicaccess.courts.state.mn.us/CaseSearch/

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

1775 coffee? Shouldn't it be 1776? Unless of course they're making some sort of esoteric Evola reference

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1775 was peak rebellion-building, when things started coalescing in meaningful and important ways on the way to full-scale revolution. It is also the year the Continental Army, led by Geo. Washington, was created. On Jul 20 there was a "national" day of fasting declared by the Continental Congress, symbolically a huge step of solidarity. Also the year Gadsden designed the "Don't Tread on Me" flag. On Dec 22, Parliament essentially declared war on the Colonies by banning trade. So it stands for that time of change and growth into a new form that may up-end current oppression - or just, more loosely and looking at the website, implying freedom, especially from literal or metaphorical tyranny:

Freedom is built on coffee.​

The very fact that you’re listening to Rumble means that you too are a rebel. You reject the mainstream media narrative and recognize all the harm that it has brought to us these last few years.
Rumble was created to give people like us unrestricted freedom of speech – the way media should be. But those 1st Amendment freedoms will die in the dark if we don’t develop our own parallel economy outside of the mainstream. And that’s why Rumble started the 1775 Coffee Company.
1775 coffee is not only the richest, smoothest, and most outstanding brew you'll ever taste, but also not a single dollar from your purchase will ever be donated to the woke political agenda. Think about that the next time a blue-haired barista is taking your order.

(Personally, I love 1775 and what it was/is about, but I hate the use of it and other things to rail against dumb shit like blue-haired baristas (or to promote a coffee company). Just feels like men preparing to literally lay down their lives in 1775 to be free of actual dominion might find current "wars" a little trivializing and trivial. Buy your way to freedom with Peaberry coffee.)